- The UK's most controversial new listing in decades is being considered by the FCA at the same time that the regulator completes a rewrite of the Listings Rules intended to make life easier for public companies.
- Brexit is three-and-a-half years old, but market participants still want to minimise regulatory divergence between the EU and the UK. Most firms tell ESMA they want to shorten settlement times on both sides of the English Channel at the end of 2027.
- Cboe Europe is bringing trajectory crossing to its conditional-order venues in Amsterdam and London. Low volatility might make the new service attractive to traders.
- Anyone for "oscuro" trading? Spain's BME is the latest EU exchange to embrace dark trading with a new order book planned for December.
- Borsa Italiana's trade unions stage a strike because of job cuts, yet Italy has done well out of Euronext's 2021 acquisition of the country's listings exchange.
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